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UK company 09343496, incorporated on 5 December 2014.
CMD
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Cotton Mouton Diagnostics develops new devices that uses antibodies on magnetic beads and rotating magnetic fields to detect DNA, RNA and toxins in blood samples such as malaria.
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1 Apr 2021 to 31 Mar 2022
Bacteria do not have to be whole and 'alive' to cause problems. If certain cell components enter the blood stream the consequences can be life threatening. Endotoxin is one such component. Found in high-concentrations in the cell wall of many bacteria, including those resident in the human GI tract, endotoxin is the most potent mediator of inflammation kn...
1 Jun 2020 to 31 Mar 2021
Since the realisation that a new coronavirus was responsible for a cluster of pneumonia cases in China on 9thJanuary, more than 2 million cases and 135,000 deaths have been reported across the globe. The so-called 'COVID-19' pandemic has put healthcare systems under enormous pressure and has resulted in global economic collapse as a result of quarantine a...
1 Sep 2015 to 28 Feb 2017
Cotton Mouton Diagnostics Ltd CMD is developing a highly innovative magneto optical sensing platform that exploits changes in the rotational behaviour of magnetic reporters naturally occurring or artificially introduced observed via the Cotton Mouton effect. CMD is applying the technology to the field of in vitro point of care PoC diagnostics. Long runnin...
1 Aug 2015 to 31 Jan 2017
Cotton Mouton Diagnostics (CMD) is a start-up company based in South Wales. CMD's vision is to deliver innovative, fit-for-purpose, point-of-care diagnostic technologies based upon a unique magneto-optical sensing mechanism. The technology has been successfully field-tested as a malaria diagnostic, relying on detection of a parasite-derived magnetic marke...
